... LORD KITCHENER. SERMON BY REV. DR. MOTT. Rev. 1)r. :Nlai-Dermott, prt-uhing a sermon to young men lent Sabbath evening in Presbyterian Church, dwelt principally on the life of Lord Kitchener, and what it taught them. Ho spoke of his life, work for the ...

... illustration that Lord Kitchener kept the avenue of communication between his soul and heaven always open. A clergyman at a congress the other day, spoke of the heavy cloud that hung over the nation owing to the lamentable loss of Lord Kitchener, and told his ...

... fLRD KITCHENER D nwuki Naval Battle Truths. RUSSIA'S GREAT ADVANCE. CAPTURE OF LUTSK. German Attacks. on the Anglo-French. Krrer perhaps noes the beginning of the war bas there been a week so dramaticelly crowded with incident. Since the special issue ...

... 111 ELM THE manors REPORT, 111110ORD. The on recruiting in Ireland, dated Jannsin• 14th, addreseed to Toed Kitchener by Liestenent Dreetor cf the Bassiting Department in Ireland. and duly pressated to Parliament, was Published as Monday. It ia efeintated ...

... LORD KITCHENER'S DEATH of the General Auembly (Right Rev. Dr. mended, and an ves t ment address V. 35 given by the Rec. A. Blue, minister of May Street (lurch. Prayer was odored by Rev. Dr. l'uives Rev. Dr. Moutgomeiy, and a pertain of Scripture wag read ...

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... NATION'S UST TRIBUTL Scene in St. Paul's. TI s raid its frit/cite to the memory of Lord Kitchener in St. Pours Oulwdral on 'Fitesday. The King end Queen were pre. sent. their 31aiestiee occupying mate bet/oath the dome s with Minister' and Ambaiwadore ...

... war. We had important from the Primo Minister end Kitchener. There wee a good deg of rhetoric and some solid beta M the Prime Minister's speoeb. There me nothing but slid fact in that of Lord Kitchener. The amounts both gore of the situation were hopeful ...

... the likelihood of his being appointed to command the Expeditionary Force he went to Lord Kitchener and urged him to arrange w:th the Prime Minister that Lord Kitchener :should hare the post, with Vircount Fieceli as his Chief of Staff. Lord by, also from ...

... Hampshire was on her way to Russia.] Among those who accompanied Lord Kitchener on his last journey were— Mr. H. J. O'Buinie, of the Foreign Dike, who was accompanying lord Kitchener, was his way to a country with which he was familiar. He was secretary ...

... closer still by thc momentous events ot the war. He referral to the which the Hui. Tensity had sustained by the death of Lord Kitchener. and then to the North Pea sic. tory. and expressed their of nalmiration for the valour and resource of the French Army the ...

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